Joe Julius update..Doing very well...

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No links, but Joe has been working in the landscaping field, doing some very good, and tough, blue collar work, for the past few months. Disorder is in control, and health overall has improved in small steps. Will keep you posted.

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No links, but Joe has been working in the landscaping field, doing some very good, and tough, blue collar work, for the past few months. Disorder is in control, and health overall has improved in small steps. Will keep you posted.

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No links, but Joe has been working in the landscaping field, doing some very good, and tough, blue collar work, for the past few months. Disorder is in control, and health overall has improved in small steps. Will keep you posted.

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No links, but Joe has been working in the landscaping field, doing some very good, and tough, blue collar work, for the past few months. Disorder is in control, and health overall has improved in small steps. Will keep you posted.

Well, Paul McGuire was on NBC's number one team with Dick Enberg for a number of years as a former punter. Outside of McGuire, there also was Pat Summerall, the top voice of CBS for decades. Your point has merit though, in that for todays' modern game, the choices have been position players nearly exclusively.

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Joey seems to be a personable guy but has he had any experience in broadcast journalism? Being a funny guy with a good personality doesn’t necessarily translate to being good on air. In any event good luck to Joey in in whatever he chooses to do.